Many integrations will want to directly manipulate the DOM. They typically need a target element that they can insert something into. You can often just set a ref
on the element and use that. But sometimes the library expects a unique query selector. You can use the id
of the node to create a stable element selector:
export default function MyComponent({ id }) {
const elementId = `my-element-${id}`
React.useEffect(() => {
const element = document.querySelector(`#{elementId}`)
if (element) { ... }
})
return <div id={elementId} />
}